Physiological observations on mental susceptibility; the influence of education on the varieties of the human race and the brute creation, interspersed with illustrative anecdotes and phrenological exemplifications. To which is added an essay on hereditary instinct, sympathy, and fascination / [Thomas Burgeland Johnson].

  • Johnson, Thomas Burgeland, -1840
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Physiological observations on mental susceptibility; the influence of education on the varieties of the human race and the brute creation, interspersed with illustrative anecdotes and phrenological exemplifications. To which is added an essay on hereditary instinct, sympathy, and fascination / [Thomas Burgeland Johnson]. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : W. Day, 1837.

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xii, 204 pages ; (12mo)

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